Will it push dual 15"s? 500watt each
14346
It will but dont expect much, it says 1600 watts but its only running one 30 amp fuse... so the power isnt good, so maybe getting 500-800 watts, if that. Try a hifonics amp, good clean power for people on a budget or audiopipe amps. Good luck
1078845
It should. Power supplies are fairly standard. I bought this one because it had plenty of power connectors. 500W is plenty.
1440453
No. The sub would also not be 500 watts, because this is only a 250 watt amp. You wouldneed another amp or a different amp pushing both subs . Also depends on the ohm rating of the subs.
2051887
This amp will push them nicely. Amp actually pushes closer to 600 watts, better than rated so I would be careful. Your subs wont handle the full 250rms they are rated at continuous
2011141
I would not advise you to do this. Power outputs do not mutiply ma by tieing them together. Try to find a power supply the supports 1500 ma.
1834388
Informal rule is twice the maximum load in Watts (for surges when certain equipment starts up). So 500W is all you'd need.
1511476
The amp I'll push around 1000 watts rms bridged it might be a lil to much for your speakers but yes it can push them
515669
Yes. If you buy two of the same ones. Make sure you have a strong enough PSU.
1992834
It will hold it in push or pull. Probably not push/push if you have tall heatsinks
975162
Yes I have a 500watt power supply and it runs great unlessential you are try to do crossfire then I would get a higher watt power supply
595569
It should. That is almost the same setup I have. Only difference I run 2x150RMS subs.
557968
Might blow it out. I push a 1200 watt 12" sony xlpode and it hits very good
1954270
No, I had 2 of them on 600 true watts and it pushed them pretty hard. I wouldn't even try putting one on 800.
421833
i run mine on 1 12" comp RT n it sounds n pounds.. it'll run 2 just maybe not have the power to bump hard
1681225
im not 100% sure but i think 1200 wattrms, i had two hooked up with an 2000watt amp pushing them.
798113
This may very well push them as I believe this your enclosure is rated at 1600rms. I do know the NXD5500 will definitely push them as I had it pushing 4 in a sealed enclosure. Hope this helps.
841532
Yes, #4 will easily handle a 500W inverter. You could use smaller, 6 or even 8 if you keep the length short. I have this kit on my 1500 watt inverter.